Living Autistically
What is it like to be an adult with autism? A panel shares their journeys as well as the impact the pandemic has had on their lives. [2/2022] [Show ID: 37656]
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The gentleman who is mentioning mans search for meaning, and Don Miguel Ruiz is well read ! Absolutely excellent! Proper stoic philosophy would also help to relieve social pressures. Autistic people are great. They tell you like it is. I find it refreshing !
Excellent discourse-surprised it's not more widely talked about--thank you for sharing!
Fantastic discussion. Very illuminating and educational. Thank you so much for sharing this.
8:40 seems like a good young man! Keep kicking ass.
I've learnt about my sensory issues and understood them thanks to the pandemic. Earlier, I was always tired. Went out to the meeting and coming the same tired, next day a lot of stimuli - samely tired. Having an opportunity to step back, I realized I get tired next day and it lasts for a day or two (mostly). Living with a lot of stimuli day by day, I couldn't see this pattern and connect my tiredness to anything. It's great to not live a day on autopilot but feel being "here". I can think, I can work, I can remember my obligations (despite having ADHD). And people started seeing how they feel better when they can work in their home, be able to feel bad, have right to take care of their kids, etc.
Aerobic exercise works..an hour very day, if you stop doing it, that's when you notice how good it can be.. learned this the hard way
Looooooving this episode !!
Love your smiles! Thank you so much for sharing! ☮❤🙋♀️
If I may ask how would improv classes do to help push creative social skills ? Thank you for your time .
I have anxiety. I also have parasites
@AZTigerMMA
2 жыл бұрын
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@blossemdegroat2855
2 жыл бұрын
@@AZTigerMMA I have. And I bought some but maybe I bought the wrong kind . Been sick a while like almost 7 months
@blossemdegroat2855
2 жыл бұрын
thank you For replying
@pat8988
2 жыл бұрын
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